Who Is the Modern Day Galileo?

Galileo, a firm Christian believer and brilliant scientist, was criticized and condemned by the church in his day for using scientific evidence to propose aspects of the physical world that seemed to conflict with Biblical orthodoxy. In some ways, history may be repeating itself as new scientific evidence for evolutionary biology seems to conflict with long-held beliefs in how Scripture is understood regarding biological origins. There are lessons to be learned from Galileo’s experience.

Arnie Berg recently completed a master’s degree in Bioinformatics to supplement an M.B.A. and Computer Science degree. He has enjoyed a lengthy career in software and computer system development and supplements his learning with keeping up on the latest developments in the areas of science and religion.

Jan 2017 Newsletter

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ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE: A CHRISTIAN PERSPECTIVEComplementary and Alternative Medicine (CAM) is becoming increasingly popular, and increasingly confusing, in North America. There are concerns about its scientific basis and spiritual roots. Some Christians uncritically use CAM, some “Christianize” it by adding a new label, and some reject it entirely. Consequently, CAM requires careful evaluation from both scientific and spiritual/religious perspectives. This presentation reviews CAM, considers reasons for its popularity and offers suggestions for a Christian response. We are called to responsible stewardship, which includes scientific evaluation, responsible integration of faith and science, and nurture of the soul.

SPEAKER: �E. Janet Warren (MD, PhD), current president of the CSCA, is a Family Physician with extensive experience in multiple clinical settings. She is also an independent scholar in Christian theology with a particular interest in the integration of psychology and theology.